Hamburg Airport (HAM)
Airlines and Terminals

(Hamburg, Germany)

Hamburg International Airport (HAM) is served by many domestic and international airlines, flying to and from Hamburg en route to a range of worldwide destinations. There are four main terminal buildings, with airlines usually boarding from their designated terminals.

Terminal 1 handles domestic and some international journeys, whilst Terminal 2 and 3 operate domestic and international flights and Terminal 4 is solely long haul trips.

Terminal Information

Hamburg's airport currently comes with two large terminal buildings, serving numerous different airlines.

Terminals 1 and 2 are linked to the Airport Plaza, with the luggage reclaim area spreading throughout all of the lower levels of these three buildings. Terminal 2 opened in 1993, while Terminal 1 is much newer, opening its doors for business in 2005, following a major redevelopment project.

The following shows the principal airlines that operate throughout the terminal buildings of Hamburg Airport (HAM). Both ticket and information desks are usually located nearby.

Terminal 1

Aer Lingus
Aeroflot
Aerosvit Airlines
Air Arabia Egypt
Air Berlin
Air France
Air Malta
Air Via
airBaltic
British Airways
Bulgaria Air
Bulgarian Air Charter
China Eastern Airlines
Corendon Airlines
Czech Airlines
easyJet
easyJet Switzerland
Emirates
Finnair
Freebird Airlines
Germania
Hamburg Airways
InterSky
Iran Air
KLM
Meridianafly
Norwegian Air Shuttle
Nouvelair
OLT Express Germany
RAK Airways
Rossiya
Sky Airlines
SunExpress
SunExpress (SunExpress Deutschland)
Tailwind Airlines
TUIfly
Turkish Airlines
Vueling
XL Airways Germany

Terminal 2

Austrian Airlines (Tyrolean Airways)
Brussels Airlines
Condor
Croatia Airlines
EuroLOT
Germanwings
Icelandair
LOT Polish Airlines
Lufthansa
Lufthansa Regional (Eurowings)
Lufthansa Regional (Lufthansa CityLine)
Luxair
Scandinavian Airlines
Scandinavian Airlines (Cimber)
Sky Work Airlines
Swiss International Air Lines
Swiss International Air Lines (Edelweiss Air)
Swiss International Air Lines (Helvetic Airways)
Swiss International Air Lines (Swiss European Air Lines)
Sylt Air
TAP Portugal
Tunisair
United Airlines